Mike Phillips
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Training Cars for the September 2018 3-Day Boot Camp Class at Autogeek in Stuart, Florida
September 28th, 29th & 30th
As I normally do, this is a thread I create to share the cars that will be here for the class to work on over the course of the 3-day class. For these three day classes we need
6 cars on Friday
6 cars on Saturday
3 cars on Sunday
As I confirm cars for this class I will add them below.
Black Maserati
2013 Ford Mustang Boss 302
1933 Ford 3-Window Coupe Streetrod
1955 Ford Crown Victoria STREET ROD
With BASECOAT/CLEARCOAT Paint System
1965 Corvette
Just confirmed this 1965 Corvette Stingray for the September class. This car has a MODERN BASECOAT/CLEARCOAT paint job just like the Ford or Honda in your garage or driveway.
Just pointing this out to show that even though you get to work on cool cars and muscle cars at our classes, they normally have modern paint just like you'll be working on when you return to the real world after the class.
So you "learning experience" is genuine as it relates to working on the type of cars most detailers work on most of the time.
(People on Facebook always ask me about single stage paint on cool cars, I guess they don't understand that most cars are RE-PAINTED)
Here she is,
1970 Nova
1964 Chevy Pickup
1970 Chevy Malibu
This car is going to be a challenge.... the paint is in absolutely HORRIBLE condition! This is also a recent Barn Find, actually storage unit find. This car has 41,000 original miles. It's never been apart.
Florida
1959 Rambler American Super 2-Door
The swirl shot didn't come out very good as the sun was still very low in the sky when I took this shot but from my inspection, this car is completely swirled-out.
This is a recent car acquired by the Elliot Museum for display and they are happy to let Autogeek perfect!
1957 Chevy Bel Air wit Fuel Injection
Very cool car that needs a lot of correction work.
1965 Lemans Convertible
1968 Mercedes-Benz AMG 230
This Mercedes-Benz is very rare and it also has single stage paint. This provides the full spectrum of the different challenges you run into when you leave this class to go back into the real world to detail cars.
With my SCANGRIP Sunmatch Swirl Finder Light you can easily see this paint is in horrible condition.

September 28th, 29th & 30th

As I normally do, this is a thread I create to share the cars that will be here for the class to work on over the course of the 3-day class. For these three day classes we need
6 cars on Friday
6 cars on Saturday
3 cars on Sunday
As I confirm cars for this class I will add them below.
Black Maserati
2013 Ford Mustang Boss 302


1933 Ford 3-Window Coupe Streetrod

1955 Ford Crown Victoria STREET ROD
With BASECOAT/CLEARCOAT Paint System


1965 Corvette
Just confirmed this 1965 Corvette Stingray for the September class. This car has a MODERN BASECOAT/CLEARCOAT paint job just like the Ford or Honda in your garage or driveway.
Just pointing this out to show that even though you get to work on cool cars and muscle cars at our classes, they normally have modern paint just like you'll be working on when you return to the real world after the class.
So you "learning experience" is genuine as it relates to working on the type of cars most detailers work on most of the time.
(People on Facebook always ask me about single stage paint on cool cars, I guess they don't understand that most cars are RE-PAINTED)
Here she is,





1970 Nova

1964 Chevy Pickup
1970 Chevy Malibu
This car is going to be a challenge.... the paint is in absolutely HORRIBLE condition! This is also a recent Barn Find, actually storage unit find. This car has 41,000 original miles. It's never been apart.
Florida
1959 Rambler American Super 2-Door
The swirl shot didn't come out very good as the sun was still very low in the sky when I took this shot but from my inspection, this car is completely swirled-out.
This is a recent car acquired by the Elliot Museum for display and they are happy to let Autogeek perfect!
1957 Chevy Bel Air wit Fuel Injection
Very cool car that needs a lot of correction work.
1965 Lemans Convertible
1968 Mercedes-Benz AMG 230
This Mercedes-Benz is very rare and it also has single stage paint. This provides the full spectrum of the different challenges you run into when you leave this class to go back into the real world to detail cars.
With my SCANGRIP Sunmatch Swirl Finder Light you can easily see this paint is in horrible condition.
